Sky Country Solar reviews

Todd M. reached out to Sky Country Solar and quickly noticed their approach felt measured — he wasn’t bombarded with calls or texts, just courteous, timely communication. At the in‑home appointment, Chance delivered a clear, non-condescending walkthrough: he covered the company’s credentials, showed concrete comparisons of how solar would affect the family’s electricity bills, and shared customer testimonials. They completed all required paperwork on the spot, and the installation was booked for within a couple of weeks, leaving him looking forward to the system going live.

Steve V. is midway through installing a 20-panel, American-made solar array on his Riverside County home after an unusually smooth run of sales and permitting led by Chance Stroud. Chance answered his first inquiry, ran a clear computer presentation and built a preliminary cost analysis around the household’s electrical use. After an overnight decision and a quick crash course in solar, he decided to move forward and a formal offer landed in his inbox almost immediately. Two days later Chance returned, walked him through DocuSign and sealed the contract with Sky Country Solar. Chance put together an attractive purchase plan for the 20-panel system, lined up a pre-install inspection two days later and booked the install for three weeks out — then phoned back with even better news when supplies arrived early and the schedule advanced. Permits had already been obtained from Riverside County, so installation is set for tomorrow with a likely second day on the roof; once the county signs off, SoCal Edison hookup should follow around July 1. He’s pleased with how efficiently Chance handled everything and plans to post a final update after the installation and county inspection. What will

Le'a S. had been digging into solar options for months and expected the usual multi-month slog — but she ended up with a complete rooftop system in just two weeks. After filling out an online questionnaire, she scheduled an in-home consultation for a time that worked for her, and Chance showed up on time, respectful and ready to explain everything from the tailored proposal to adding a car-charging station. He answered every question and guided her through the process, managing permitting and installation much faster than the 3–6 months other companies quoted — and far ahead of a neighbor who’d been waiting eight months. The panels were installed quickly and “looked amazing,” and the final outcome cut her electric bill by $110 a month. She appreciated Chance’s hands-on support from start to finish; the detail that sticks with her is how fast and clean the install was, coupled with the immediate savings on her bill.

Trey S. returned to Sky Country for a second solar job after a good first experience. He found the team kept close oversight throughout each project and the installation crew executed the work cleanly and professionally. He walked away pleased with both visits and recommends them for solar or roofing work. He’s already considering Sky Country to install a Powerwall next — that readiness to handle another upgrade is the detail that stuck with him.

Ruby B. attended Blake’s presentation for Sky Country Solar and felt the sales side was clear and helpful, but what she kept coming back to was the install team. She found Michael’s crew friendly, patient, and unfazed by her steady stream of questions; they moved through the job carefully and left the whole process feeling easy and thorough. In the end she walked away confident in the work — and impressed that the installers took the time to answer everything without rushing.

Frank B. signed a contract for a solar installation on 9/17/2022 with a completion date slated for 12/10/2022 and arranged financing to cover the $24,000 balance. He discovered that on 1/9/2023 Sky Country Solar dba Sky Country Construction had the financing platform release the full payment, alleging the system was finished and operational — when in fact the crew did not complete the installation until 5/1/2023 and the system wasn’t turned on until 8/1/2023. Instead of seeing lower electric bills, he ended up with higher charges, and the company stopped responding to his calls. What began as a delayed project escalated into a legal dispute now headed to the courts. The most striking detail: the contractor accepted a full $24,000 payment in January while the system wasn’t activated until nearly seven months later.

Marlene needed a solar system for her parents' home in Riverside and, after spotting a neighbor's installation, reached out on Nextdoor to learn more. She researched several companies — even contacted big names like Tesla and Sunrun — but chose Sky Country Solar after meeting Blake. Unsure at first, she discovered the whole process went smoothly: professional crews, clear communication, and someone who stuck with her instead of passing questions around different departments. Blake helped her weigh options and pointed out gaps she hadn't considered, so they ended up with an all-black package — black panels, microinverters, black mounting hardware — plus a Tesla Powerwall. The system started delivering noticeable savings, and Sky Country kept providing top-notch service long after the install. What lingered most for her was that personal touch from Blake and the sleek, all-black setup paired with backup power.

Jennifer R. shopped for solar for her Riverside home and quickly noticed the company's professionalism and punctuality. She and her husband met with Kyle, who patiently walked them through how switching to solar would lower their bills, answered every question, and laid out the numbers in a way they could actually follow. He matched that clear guidance with top-tier, high-efficiency panels and materials, and worked with them to make the system affordable. What stuck with her was Kyle’s combination of technical clarity and practical flexibility — she ended up personally recommending him and the company to all their neighbors in Riverside.

Zahra M. decided to buy a 28-panel system after being told specially qualified, NASA-certified engineers would handle the installation and that the job would be rushed. More than ten weeks later, she discovered there had been almost no proactive communication; updates only arrived when she called or messaged, and the replies amounted to little more than “in progress.” She ended up with an invoice in hand while the panels still weren’t ready, and she felt deeply let down — she would not recommend Sky Country Solar based on this experience.